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Can I file bankruptcy again

I had to file for Bankruptcy in the past due to a separation.

Now I am having financial problems of my own, am I am to file for it again?

Posted from: Nova Scotia

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One Response to “Can I file bankruptcy again”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. – Bankruptcy Trustees said...

It is always possible to file a second bankruptcy, but whether or not it is necessary really depends on the severity of the situation.

While multiple bankruptcies are possible, each successive bankruptcy becomes more difficult and has a more sever impact on your credit. As a result I always encourage people to explore the filing of a consumer proposal instead.

Either way you are leaning the next thing that you should do is to contact a local trustee and together you can review which options are appropriate.